The 1984-85 Virginia Cavaliers went 17-16 (3-11 in the ACC) under head coach Terry Holland. Simple Rating System: 8.03.
| Date | Opponent | Result | Arena |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1984-11-23 | neutral Providence Friars | L 71–75 | Lahaina Civic Center |
| 1984-11-24 | neutral Davidson Wildcats | W 69–65 | Lahaina Civic Center |
| 1984-11-30 | vs Loyola Maryland Greyhounds | W 72–60 | University Hall |
| 1984-12-01 | vs Richmond Spiders | W 57–52 | University Hall |
| 1984-12-03 | at VMI Keydets | W 68–57 | Cameron Hall |
| 1984-12-05 | at William & Mary Tribe | L 53–54 | William & Mary Hall |
| 1984-12-08 | at Duke Blue Devils | L 65–78 | Cameron Indoor Stadium |
| 1984-12-27 | neutral Penn State Nittany Lions | W 66–54 | |
| 1984-12-28 | neutral Alabama Crimson Tide | L 48–54 | |
| 1985-01-02 | neutral Virginia Tech Hokies | W 67–59 | |
| 1985-01-05 | vs Duke Blue Devils | L 58–63 | University Hall |
| 1985-01-08 | at NC State Wolfpack | L 45–51 | Reynolds Coliseum |
| 1985-01-12 | vs North Carolina Tar Heels | L 61–65 | University Hall |
| 1985-01-15 | at Pennsylvania Quakers | W 60–50 | The Palestra |
| 1985-01-19 | at Clemson Tigers | L 62–82 | Littlejohn Coliseum |
| 1985-01-21 | at Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets | L 46–49 | Alexander Memorial Coliseum |
| 1985-01-26 | vs Wake Forest Demon Deacons | W 58–56 | University Hall |
| 1985-01-27 | vs Arkansas Razorbacks | W 54–52 | University Hall |
| 1985-01-30 | at Maryland Terrapins | L 58–71 | Cole Fieldhouse |
| 1985-02-04 | vs George Washington Revolutionaries | W 51–42 | University Hall |
| 1985-02-07 | at North Carolina Tar Heels | L 73–82 | Carmichael Auditorium |
| 1985-02-09 | vs Louisville Cardinals | W 74–65 | University Hall |
| 1985-02-16 | vs Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets | W 62–55 | University Hall |
| 1985-02-20 | vs Clemson Tigers | W 69–66 | University Hall |
| 1985-02-24 | vs NC State Wolfpack | L 55–57 | University Hall |
| 1985-02-27 | at Wake Forest Demon Deacons | L 65–68 | Winston-Salem Memorial Coliseum |
| 1985-03-03 | vs Maryland Terrapins | L 55–60 | University Hall |
| 1985-03-08 | at Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets | L 48–55 | The Omni |
| 1985-03-14 | at West Virginia Mountaineers | W 56–55 | WVU Coliseum |
| 1985-03-19 | vs Saint Joseph's Hawks | W 68–61 | University Hall |
| 1985-03-24 | at Tennessee Volunteers | L 54–61 | Stokely Center |
1984-11-24: Behind Jim Miller's 12 points, Virginia Cavaliers defeated Davidson Wildcats 69–65.
1984-11-30: Behind Tim Mullen's 16 points, Virginia Cavaliers pulled away from Loyola (MD) Greyhounds 72–60. Maurice Hicks had 23 for Loyola (MD) Greyhounds.
1984-12-01: Behind Polynice, Olden's 20 points, Virginia Cavaliers defeated Richmond Spiders 57–52. Johnson, Kelvin had 19 for Richmond Spiders.
1984-12-03: Behind Tom Sheehey's 15 points, Virginia Cavaliers pulled away from VMI Keydets 68–57. Cedric Wins had 19 for VMI Keydets.
1984-12-05: William & Mary Tribe edged Virginia Cavaliers 54–53. Herb Harris led the winners with 11 points. Jim Miller had 27 for Virginia Cavaliers.
1984-12-08: Behind Johnny Dawkins's 23 points, Duke Blue Devils pulled away from Virginia Cavaliers 78–65. Jim Miller had 17 for Virginia Cavaliers.
1984-12-27: Virginia Cavaliers handled Penn State 66–54. Olden Polynice led the winners with 25 points.
1985-01-05: Duke Blue Devils beat Virginia Cavaliers 63–58. David Henderson led the winners with 21 points. Mel Kennedy had 23 for Virginia Cavaliers.
1985-01-12: Behind Kenny Smith's 16 points, North Carolina Tar Heels defeated Virginia Cavaliers 65–61. Olden Polynice had 22 for Virginia Cavaliers.
1985-01-15: Virginia Cavaliers beat Penn Quakers 60–50 as Polynice scored a team-high 15. Maloney had 14 for Penn Quakers.
1985-01-19: Clemson Tigers routed Virginia Cavaliers 82–62. Glenn Corbit led the winners with 16 points. Tom Sheehey had 18 for Virginia Cavaliers.
1985-01-21: Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets edged Virginia Cavaliers 49–46. Bruce Dalrymple led the winners with 14 points. Tom Sheeney had 12 for Virginia Cavaliers.
1985-01-26: Virginia Cavaliers survived Wake Forest Demon Deacons 58–56 as Tom Sheehey scored a team-high 18. Mark Cline had 14 for Wake Forest Demon Deacons.
1985-01-27: Virginia Cavaliers survived Arkansas Razorbacks 54–52 as Tim Mullen scored a team-high 13. Charles Balentine had 18 for Arkansas Razorbacks.
1985-01-30: Maryland Terrapins handled Virginia Cavaliers 71–58. Adrian Branch led the winners with 30 points. Olden Polynice had 12 for Virginia Cavaliers.
1985-02-04: Virginia Cavaliers beat George Washington Colonials 51–42. Olden Polynice led the winners with 15 points. Joe Wassel had 14 for George Washington Colonials.
1985-02-07: North Carolina Tar Heels beat Virginia Cavaliers 82–73. Martin led the winners with 18 points. Polynice had 14 for Virginia Cavaliers.
1985-02-09: Behind Olden Polynice's 18 points, Virginia Cavaliers defeated Louisville Cardinals 74–65. Jeff Hall had 15 for Louisville Cardinals.
1985-02-16: Virginia Cavaliers beat Georgia Tech 62–55. Tom Calloway led the winners with 16 points. Mark Price had 17 for Georgia Tech.
1985-02-20: Virginia Cavaliers survived Clemson Tigers 69–66 as Polinice, Olden scored a team-high 17. Michael, Chris had 25 for Clemson Tigers.
1985-02-27: Behind Mark Cline's 16 points, Wake Forest Demon Deacons held off Virginia Cavaliers 68–65. Olden Polynice had 17 for Virginia Cavaliers.
1985-03-03: Maryland Terrapins got past Virginia Cavaliers 60–55 as Adrian Branch scored a team-high 23. Mel Kennedy had 12 for Virginia Cavaliers.
1985-03-08: Behind Bruce Dalrymple's 15 points, Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets defeated Virginia Cavaliers 55–48. Jim Miller had 16 for Virginia Cavaliers.
1985-03-14: Behind Jim Miller's 16 points, Virginia Cavaliers held off West Virginia Mountaineers 56–55. Lester Rowe had 13 for West Virginia Mountaineers.
1985-03-19: Virginia Cavaliers beat St. Joseph's Hawks 68–61. Olden Polynice led the winners with 15 points. Bob Lojewski had 21 for St. Joseph's Hawks.
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